Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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(DAY 1102) A Chaotic World and the Fear of Escalation
Reflecting on the sad attacks in the UAE and the Middle East, the growing global uncertainty since COVID, and the hope that tensions do not escalate further.
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(DAY 1101) Weird Rules and Weak Umpiring in Society Cricket
Society cricket often suffers from ad-hoc rules and inconsistent umpiring, a common recreational sports problem that creates unnecessary arguments and unhappy players.
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(DAY 1100) Happy Birthday, Abhijit Parashar
Wishing my brother Abhijit Parashar a very happy birthday and a year filled with health, prosperity, and happiness.
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(DAY 1099) Field Sales in India Needs Better Incentive Design
In India’s non-enterprise sectors, field sales performance improves when incentives reward quality meetings, disciplined tracking, and tight customer-feedback loops.
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(DAY 1098) Starting with the Evoluent Left-Hand Vertical Mouse
Started using the Evoluent left-hand vertical mouse today to reduce strain from right-hand discomfort and make daily computer use more comfortable.
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(DAY 1097) Terragi and the Need for Verified Broker Networks
Thinking about Terragi as a B2B platform for forming broker networks, and why verified, fresh information matters as Delhi NCR’s real estate market keeps accelerating.
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(DAY 1096) Trying Bevel for Better Recovery Tracking
Started using Bevel after a friend suggested it. It feels more detailed than Apple Health and Fitness, especially for recovery tracking and custom AI chat insights.
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(DAY 1095) Back to Swimming After a Long Break
After a long while, I returned to the pool in Gurgaon, enjoyed a strong 1km session, and felt motivated to restart with regular morning swims.
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(DAY 1094) Terror Alert Around Red Fort, Delhi
Reflecting on the terror alert issued around the Red Fort area in Delhi, the fear it creates, and appreciation for government systems working to keep citizens safe.
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(DAY 1093) Skipping Cricket Due to Right Arm Discomfort
Skipped cricket today because of discomfort in my right arm, and felt the muscle soreness from lifting again after a gap while reflecting on muscle memory.